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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-12

spnerai oea'ft' III WIZ 'a"'i' ir'ee 20 Gus
arRe bottles
Inc 'h'e.'N' 'n's !" "0'ns 'aseh an
.he e"'er'''aas aA"A's'v'ae' n'sn.'
70. inc 'sas"' u "''l'e m'a'.n, 10
MOI o"'"'" """s '"'u'u "'' ha'
'ne 'sa'on' :. f." very easily *
p'"'"eu' ''se o,' srranscnen'a'
afraid thew will not Get ali the credit
and that soroehodv slse w;,, cot I;tt,.
,ybo The chance. arc do ey. t;ue, mara
Than thew towards making the affair a
s,,coe.s n IN a thing that +hs wbole
,omm.n;,v ahould ..Ls.r ;nters.t i, ,,a
oot lat the ,sy.;r he . fa;lurs an ,ocount
II tbre. .eIe,h wo.Lu;,a.d ror.h.
Do not LET ri, keen vou h.cL hut u.
,s,d h, no.h;n, ~. : 49,; !. .;,.r
All n.rt;es w;sb,no 10 nrrch... tale,
,et, eoloone nerfum.rv .oons ar,o.
dxtnres etc stc c.n have Thorn a.
their own nr;ce bv c,ll;no =, m II
Reeoe The doctor intend. 70 Law.
piochs An. for.,.r. ~ nav. month .nd
o.rti.. Wishing .nv such ,rt;cle. v;,, A.
se,l % toLs sdv.,,.o. ~ ~. .,or;so.
Mr.. Reece also has fine piano for sale.
Don't let the opportunity slip or you
may regret il.
Mac. Gam. lac. r...a.v h, ,.,.rr.,,,
that Az. pollsv. an dim. piocbsr
IA crcs.sd ~ AL r;vsr fro,, xh.no.
none returneth. Mr.. Polleys was man
of good standing in this community.
- business msn he was known ~
honest ABB, and in all his dealings wal
the same with all. He died in Silver
.l..,..-:., .....-
News came BY mail last Thursday Of
the death of N. Shustrich, Of pneumonia
- M, ~. r
49, 4. ~, psu',.,-,.:. -
H.. -. ,:,...n..
ne. The community mourn the loss o
40 good man.
p.ns 80 n..,., a.. ...,.. -
pointed weather observer, has favore,
Us with the observations for the montl
Of October. Maximum temperature @
i'.'.i minimum temperature " o'i-s
'o'a' 'S'' o. ram w 'nenes
Miss NJ. T. Bonelli, hauehter Of DAME
none"'' Oh n'oV'''s' IN '"e southern par
y '"o 0o".'y' va ''y e'
"''s ''Ak''y !" i"o"pSoH 'ey' ar
~ inc case Oh H. ~ I'a" w. JoSep
oook' which was tned before 'nstic
verdict Of slIo for the former.
Ane xupa "'ne c'o'ou ao~n 'as' ''a.u
ou,rat;opa v;ll be resumsd Gro long.
az the town last SATURDAY. evening wa
far from being . succe.s
Owing 70 the closing down Of the Yuh
the town han been we'll represented wit
drunk' during tho week.
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Ann : weak q home. eS.o0 outat 5ree
X6 tx :: :s:: ::sss y; s:.s y q: 81
husinses a which peencas of eaense
uex, young Ct old, can make .Feat pey ~ ~
time they vosk, With shael.le ee.eatnsys yslss
1oe pastisolass 70 r. uAKfSA1r = Co.. Fcse
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Lincoln County is in deplorable con.
dition, its revenues have not been suffi.
cient to pay its current expenses; in fact
no regular valuation Of real estate can be
established, as this county resources de.
pend principally on the mining interest
for a home market. Former reckless
management, to some extent, of some of
the best mining properties, the deprecia.
tion Of silver and the isolation of the
county without any railroad for cheap
transportation. makes the working Of the
mines difficult and expensive.
There are nine quartz milla in this
county and only one. in the lower part of
the county, runs short time nj inter.
walls.
1t ia hard to get at the true valuation
Of ores, as parties having small quantities
have either tn sell here to best advan-
tage they can or else have to ship it them.
selves by teama. over 100 miles from
here, to Milford. and thence by rail to
Salt Lake City.
Phoebe has been, in earlier years, a
famous mining camp, with over 6,000
prosperous inhabitants, which has dwin.
died down to less than 400,
Some Of its mines have paid handsome
dividends and there is no doubt will do
so again, II they are placed in regular
working order. There has been much
work done lately on various mines in this
ely diatrict, and by information re.
ceived the future promises to brighten
up.
The Onondaga mine, in Jackrabbit
Diatriet, Is miles from here, makes
regular shipments Of high grade ore to
Salt Lake City.
The Mayaower mine, in Bristol Dis.
trict. has an extensive body Of ore and
the company are preparing works for the
reuuc''oh VI SUCH
There are hundreds Of mines through
TINS eou"'y' anu T" We shou,a cVer ee'
any u 'i''o '"'''''a' ~ .'A"'y' "h.on
are on paper, 'nere - no uouo' ou' .na'
.ne'e "ou'o DC many paying NICE oiv'
aehas' ~ y" NJ" 'ae MINES IN 'n'
'n.e''o, u s"s county 'ahno' anoru "
SNIP @''' ''es' an '"o eApe"'e " '.aa'
Por'a''on WIZ pr'ns 'ne'n o"' IN oen'
mere ars many soou mining p'ope'''c
'ay'ns '''e ana 'sn"o' "' "o'H'a unae
'ne ABOVE d,ncui'ios'
ne agricultural ,n'c'es' - IN . 'n'r ~
o. progress according 70 she s"ah Popu
la'lon IN comparison WIN o'her coun''e'
"fea' Var'e''es Oh if"'' .reeS ana crap
'.'es '' :" eN'''e"'e ''' "'e sun D'"
P'an'ea'
ihe'e are 'no,0e 'fu''s anu grapes
'a', county "n'oN are '"ie''o' 10 no''
.ae o's, 'As
-, '' P VIZ '' "e'
"'". ."' " '"' ''A'''''" p"''
IN .c.u
s' ~ p.e''"' aAp,o.'"D''
'"''e = ~ 'ss1,s' "0' '''"' anu :"
'"s"p 'p. 'a''
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 10.
ID sued out Of the District Court, In and for
the County OF Lincoln, State of Nevada. and 70
,ssdIs ID saa cn ihs h dsS e
gust, A. D., 1887. in favor Of Jamcs 7. Little,
and against the Bullionville Smelling Com.
pany, . corporation, and W. 3. 0odbes Tor the
sum Of Twenty Eight Thousand Two Hundred
and Forty. Three 05-l00 l$2S. alS 0Si00l Dollars.
debt, together with Nineteen 1871 Dollsrs, tax
costs, and all accruing costs and Interest,"
have levied on the following property, to-wit:
The east ive-eighths III OF the southeast
Tvs q X ne Two south q Range
No. 68, East Monte Diablo base and meridian;
also one-half acre Of ground situated on the
west RI ] tnree-eighths Of said southeast quart.
er, of said northwest quarter. which Is described
ns follows, to.wit: That certain half aero OF
land upon which ia situated what Ia known -
the Bullionville Store and which In said com
plant IL not more particularly descr;bed. To-
gether with the Stetefeldt Furnace and Leach
ing plant, known as the Bullionvilie heduction
Works. Machine shop. Office Building, Assay
Office, blacksmith Shop. Bullionville Store
Building and all other improvements situated
thereon, excepting herefrom Ten Thousand
| no ,000l Tons Of tAilings more or less. now on
said property heretofore sold to the Phoebe
Consolidated Smelling Company.
Notice Ia hereby given that on
Moaday, the Twelfth day Of
sertemberi
A. D., 1887, at the hour Of IA NJ, on asid day,
will sell all the right, title and interest d
said Bullionvilla. Smelling Company, In and y
the above desd5bed property, ct the From
Door Of the Court House In the town OF Ptochc
said County and State. Of Public Auction. foI
| Cash In hand 70 the highest and best bidder, "a
satisfy said order Of sale aud all costs.
e. D. TURNER, Sheriff.
BY 8. n. Smith. Deputy sheriff. aus20-td
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
| Tuesday the Goth day Of September. A. D 1857
to take place At the same hour and place abovs
ED. TURNJR, Sheriff.
Bys. n. Smith. Deputy Sheriff.
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ANN mn IN rnrsz,s5s OWEN AwAs.
l/lIII Hill Sand us6 centapostAge, and
0l UUluUU by mail You Will get TnrE

value. that will start you in work that Will 4
once bring you in money faster than anything
eise in America. All about the s700.000 In
presents with each boz. Agents wanted every.
where. Of either sex, Of al ages, for al the
time, or Bpare time only, to work for NJ at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers. absc
lutely assured Don't delay. a. HAELErr 4
Co., Portlan 4. Maine.
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SUMMONS.

I'm THE JUSTICE COURT or rloonE
i Township, q the County q LincoiD' S'. =
q Nevada; J: Il: Rsecs. Plsi1sia, ~ = Z:
ssnds grsssins o !. ,. Dua, deishdsnt.
You m hsrsby sulnmonsd v appesI before
me, q ~ once in Phoebe, n the County q
Hncoin, on the 9sth day Of April lee1, - a
O'Clock i. n. IN an sction brought seain.s ~ ~
by said plaintiff. 70 annwer the compis1nt @ ~
Above named plaintiff. Bald action . brought
70 recover Judgment against you n f.yo! q
ssid plaintiff for the sum Of Fifty $50 Dcalnsa
gold coin, for medical services rendered. yQn
and on your request In 1884, a. shown ~ t1e
account fled in this action OF JUDGMENT VI, Pc
taken against you the said hmount. vosssnsf
with costs Of this suit Il yon fAil % sp-
10 the sherifI or any constsbln Of said county.
aresting; Make legal service and dns return
thereof.
Given under my hand this ssh az e March
1887. A. HuuNu.
m12td
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llJlll more money than at anything else BY
taking an agency for tho beat selling
Win book out beginners sucreed grAndly.
None fail. Terms frea. HALLETT Boon
O.. Portland. Maine.
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ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is-
ID sued out OF the District Court. IN and for
the County Of Lincoln, 6tate Of Nevada, and 70
me directed and delivered, for judgment
rendered In said Court, on the 18th DAY Of Au-
gust, 4. D., 1851, In favor Of O. W. Roeden.
plaintiff, 0ustave 0autron, intervoners and
against q. n. barton and the Kltngensmith
mine and mining claim, defendants, for the
sum Of Elsvsa Hundred and Ninety-seven 20
lUo (Slis1 6v-l00l Dollars, debt. together With
Thifty.one 1851 Dollars. tsx costs, and al 40
cruing costs and interest. I have levied on the
following property, to.wit; The Klinqensmith
mine and mining claim situate In the Pennsyi
vauia Mining District. 10 said County OF Lin
coin and State Of Nevada, and containing
twelve hundred linear feet, together with two
hundred feet in width, the location Of which a
duly recorded in the Records OF said Pennsyl-
vania Mining District.
Notice IL hereby given that on
Friday. the Isth day Of September.
A. D.. 1857, q tho hour OF II o'clock N of naid
day, will sell al the above described property
1t the front door Of the Court House 10 Piocne.
Lincoln county, Nevada ct Public Auction, fol
cash In hand 70 the highest and best bidder, 70
sstiufy aid order Of sste aud all costs.
ED. TURNER, Sheriff.
BvB. D. Smith. Deputy Sheriff.
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nnormKR somNATnAM.


rooATIoH on xKn FAMOUS WRRcK M
LrEvED 10 H TouND.
OsEscEsxz Orrx (Oal.l Oet. 6.--As ad-
ditional particulars have been received
Of the hndlnQ Of the wreck Of the
Brother Johnaihan, whieh foundered in
July, 1855. and lost 40 Of her passen.
neFs and much measure, tt may be said
thaa the wreck vas two miles south frOE
Northwest Seal Rock. where the new
IiQhthonss is being boilt, and
sboat too miles northwest Of
the rock marked Gu the ehaEi
aa Jonathan Roek, Wkere 6 has always
been supposed the steamer bad struck.
Al this point h Q snnken rock, known
10 boatrnan In this vicinity as Saddle
Rock, and NOT laid down IN she chart,
uhich az Low tide ia covered by three
fesa Of water, snd 81 hiah tide by Ten.
Three hundred feet northwest OF this
roek Il whsEe the wreck vas found ~
thirty-throe fathom1 of water.
Captain Gee has enc TO San Fran
cisco and uili communists With divers
n Rnnland or Frames 20 osms np here
next sumneF and wreck her. Nothing
san he dune until thas time as the
weather o TOO rough IN winter. Thsfe
Are 8 few hoalmen IN this vicinity Who
40 nst think that this = The jonathan.
fhey say e h 100 faF % the noagi, 6ai
Osplain Gee has spent tie lssi couple Of
summers up here huntin9 fof The wreck
and 3 snrs that this 4 the Brother
lauathan.
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Los ANanLna, Oct. 6s--1eVtral prison.
era escaped from ths city prison today
By cutting . hols n TIE vail with q talk
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and nbln1ennd lls bundsnsa tothsis
f4&ss eeeDa b Be- r<eaE3e1 no9Hl -
susal earlninly. Hspnr1s wola sroa-
ln1e1 th1l he haA b1en seen ln tha eisy
Fes9szl1Y, boz 0nznf 81 Ro1iaa 0romseg
aata today: - % ~ believe the n1nAs-
nene 81 an1bo4T uha e1afma g hare
eeEn 0leinh11n ancs Eun4Ay. Ths g.
1eettEes vho haEe ben trying % trssk
- uls-l1l man oonId nol nnd nnE -.
1p11z.bl1 rnE1nn wAo mz kim Elnoa
slndag ninht e twelve oialock.s
Il 1eema % BE- tAe psaxniiinR npinion
lhat lrsiRhtnn leff here overland for
Los Angeles and ulif 20 from thancs 10
Aszi1o. 0hiaf Cnsu1ay hna tsl1RcapAsa
= ess1liplinn q 0sslR6lon q al poln1a
en the ncrlheEn and suntheRn boandar
zles q he slaie, with inalruu1iona %
of4eers % aEFesl hin II founa. CEeish.
iena vita claims thai her husband Il
ztzd IN TIE ollg ha1 does nna knoW IN
whal locality, huA believes be will nppaaE
ln oo1Et t1moEEow. walsh is the time asl
fer kis sentence.
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no,rs or ruu vomx nzzMa pozx Az ozn
% nm aAM yakHcE1oo yAnna.

nowz an nm wonE nzKMa poxE AZ osn
% N. sAu y1AneIsoo yAHDa-
eAn FnkRcnsCo. o. k.-Yssisrday the
kssi o. 9 nsw sekosneE ass iaid 81 the
Ihiuyard of @. O. Whi1e. Tia vessel
val Be So feet 70 ielRths 3 fest 8 IN
ahss IN beam and 7 fees Ia depth Of
held. Ghe win havs aeaKFying capacity
of $4,000 fest of lumber. and uiil Be
empsogsa n ths Ooazt tF4da.
ne naW sehoousE - b NAMED the
via RoVsE, h vel under vay e. the
saxas yasd. So y vssy sla1neA look
Inc sszssi, and q heing bniia for ssrvios
A ths nuEthnsn neaa IN 50 s4lsT hnnt
Ina. The Vsanei b s. FEST In lenath.
wl3h IS fsna hsam and . feet 3 inel el
deush of hsla and is mo6elled after shs
faruoas ptloi bunt, q. O Wkite, nov Do
ina aatF O. tha Colnmhia River bar.
Whtls hMs al1o tesl ziGne6 CO.,
trass foE ~ osun1Fas1kan cf Q stsAu
aahoannE. which = % b III feet ID
IanRsh. With q haam AZ 81 fae1 and
l1 fns8 anpsh az hn14. Tha nnhnnnal
wiIi have . aaEFyiMR enpAeiay o. SBe. 90
fssl of iamber.
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CAPITALS noEarRs OF TEE oEEPPRR oHARM
m n nunRRrMMD At wrNHMo II.

okPTkm MoEarRs OF TEE oIsEPPRR oHARM-
m n suRRnmMD Al WINNING II.
SAn RRaMcrnuO. Oct. B.-Oapt. Joseph
W, Holmes Of the ship QhaEmeF, which
arrived hare from New xaEk today. win
ming She ocean race upon which abe
started with tho ahip eeminole from
New York on Nay 10. Was surprised TO
learn that his vessel kad not been beat
en, as the time Of making Tie trip bad
been unusually iona. Capt. Holmes
stated that from the time be sailed out
out OF the naEFuwa until his arrival In
this pora be had seen OF heard nothing
Of tha shin Seminole OF the ship George
Curtis, which sailed from RhilAdelphia
on The sane d4y. The OharmeF was
delayed by bafling winds aud rough
weather around the Horn. The weather
off the Cape was intensely Geld, and the
ahip wa covered with ioe much Of the
tine. Thomas Smith. . seaman, vas
Iosa overheard four days after leaving
New Y0rk. Upon arriving outside OF
0oidsa Gate thls morning Ospa. Holmes
declined the assistance Of tug aud
came int the harbor suder full sail.
TIE "trip Was made In 1sS days.
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FORElen MISSIONS.


eRzmaEEuD (hanaa.l. OF. A-Ths
Oiiy Han uaa ofoudsd 10 10 nfmosf @
daF e TIE sso1nH dsy's messing a. ths
Am1<iean Beard nf Eossian Minzions.
ImEasdka3ely afkez tha reading of aha
EsssssaEy's rapsEf. fhs snnoanossDsna
Waa made x1m1 ex- auysRn18 william b.
WasAhuEn had Haddeniy droppod dead
in o1e 0f khn anka-gou@R a death -lIka
hunh fsll upun tie eonssa1son, end ne
t1nsa e FfaHdsns Barztsstsa ioaohinR
pEayeE ssunded e. u ntfozed IN 9 family
oiEoia AZ mouFnora. MK. Wa1hbuEn uae
e one time HanakuR frum Mnasnehn-
net1a, and later, GpgexnoT Of fhA2 6lasa.
AftnE tho appuinfmsnt 81 u0mmieta0a
60 RenpFt On tho hone dspar1momt, TIE
piAns Amd preacher knR che next meet
snR, sAe Rev. Or. yada1a Smith read bis
repuz1 nn fne missions of China, Aries
nnd ne Eacidc Islands. Tha following
q an abEtennk Of IT, live missioua
have baan ss1ahiInhed ogez twelve years
en1 -four have been planted bat seven
yeaFas Several missionaries have died
this rear. The number nk converts hiss
dcEhlsd IL ten yeaEa, ard nov exceeds
5000. ThsEe are EAny tabofers IL the
nala. More than GOO persons have re-
oeixsd medical traatmsnf 10 he China
missions insfFuesion beinR given 70
nearly every one. There are more
ohnrohea than for several yaars past Ia
ell ninety-aix.
The htah school ns Lang Chow prom
isas 10 become school of liberal train
ing tn the highest asnse. A HouFishinR
Young Men'a ChEiseian Association b
located there. TIE number Of pupils h
the REidRsman school for eirls at Pekin,
Who are nsif sustaining. ts inureasinR.
Tbs Ohansa Mission is gaining strength.
The same ID especially tEus Of The honR-
kong Mlaalou, 10 Africa The 6enln
Misslon ID prugperouA Tbs churches /
report an increase og I2e memhass, Ia |
total So. Tbs eoAool8 are NruWina. |
The temperanee cause is eAinina ground |
and ths native pastors are ineseasinR.
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After she reading Of FAFioas foreign
repaEis The report Of the Prudential
Oommiatee on the expedienoy OF calling
councils Id eeFtain Gases vas read By
Secretary smith. Il h 9 long dooument,
the essential points Of which are con
tainsd n this Reorganization b. the
committee:
sEseine than that by general oonssnt
sneh bodies e. this board cannoi caIl
eounniIs. aeeinQ that 30 call than only
In special cases would be eumbersome.
eoeinR that fhe councils. being local.
ephemeEnl and irresponsibie, are
inadequate for the purpose, Eee-
Ing that mixed responsibility in
ssleefsnR candidates Weald produce
fEiotion, and seeing that the unity Of
truas Ia supporting missionaries has
Iona worked and will secure wider bar
mony than any other msthod, the oom-
mites DO not think chs Measure sub
mltesd for thelE consideration 10 expe-
dienf.S
As soon e. Dr.. Smith finished reading
the rspoEs, Rev. Henry 7. Oheexsr un-
deglook 10 introduce 9 Feeolntion that
e was the sense Of the legal and loving
oonstituencY Of the American B05Fd
that tha belief that future probation Is
permissible on the part Of the candi-
date for the missionary Geld ehail nol
exclude them from Il, wss ruled out OF
order by the chair.
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Aepl out e tAe raom teo hours uhiIe
.Ae meetlne wa9 asine -. and u4a ~
6zsed "a insreelznn of 10 tallg aAeeaa
ana lmtMmaAinn a 90 tho num6eK nf
ehnEe9 votea nna whieh ns5A had q IA.
fcEity, bus BE- has sinee ionSned thai ne
xo1o 80 too elase fnr ang bu1 of1aial
tzt1 . b rslisa uren.
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nh q slnaeiaF bua lmpss1aixa faoi
1h4l q pennnn aametimta 'eets outo~ q
hamann pael RHa dossu'l 'tanhie -
FnseAe.
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what mlght b. ieEned inpoHine eall
aaeaiepla9od b pflaonef h . poliee
eoaFf uho ntteuEle4 - u1lm 81 & oeaE-
isrfsis bill is pa5meni q kis ans.
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DunEzN, 0ut. 5 6--OalllnMna, osse az ina
mo0nliehtora implioatsd M tha kIiilnc
Of Uonstasss WhelAhan, ana Who tnrn.
ed oaeen's eeldeaee, vas taken todap
70 Ennls 20 testify against hia ao6ons-
plioeA BE egofe aa 70 tbe plea against
sexton, Identified seven % Tho rFiaon-
oIl &c haying participated 10 the klllinq
of Whelahan. Cailinam admitted that
be planned a number cf midniohk Faids
he said be hnd been In ths pay oe .ha
police I've yeaFui that ho ruesissd from
Whelahan Jest before The raiaina az
Sexton q small sum Of money "a rayl
ment Of bis fhafe Ia ARRANGING the Sala
Thla aanaed 4 nrSaf nannafif1,
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"a szsSzss oHzzaEruz n.s s0r I'M
NNKM EoEHD,
6An FnANcEsco, Osk G-The FamoF
ukish naAFtmd yas1GE8ny thAs ex-Senatos
ID. J. OreiRkann, ea4s3s1ed 81 Jury
hr5bery ca eaaasday. 80 lsis The eily
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NooALns. (Ariz.) OF. B.-A Maxiean
naused Manuel Franco today fatally
stabbed bis wife who hAd left him and
taken service on the American side.
The ofaeeEs chaasd HIN 10 the Mexican
side Of the line where he Il now hiding.
Franco had killed three other women In
Mexico Ia the same manner. 70 h re
ported that the 00GeFncF nf Bonoro has
notfeed the ofdulals here thht II case
the murderer Be captured on Mexican
aoil ha will Be imme1iafe1V ehot
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sho setfon mill a1d hiIa raissd : rlal ~
aag. and GO nrs 10 tha fsntofF. = -
Gas da&sa9ea. Mang pesssrn Nefa
kNNa. Iroopa have haen aenf l. -
n&ngs order. Ia nanse of lhs tlat a
go st4ted.
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MzxD0cINo (CAl.l. Ost. B.--Ths busi-
mesa portion Of FoRl bragg. thls county
vas destroyed lasa night hy FIRE which
originated 10 Donahus's Baloon. Tha
foiloUlnG are amonq tha buildinaa
beEned, toRethas With lhe losses Doao-
hne'n saloon, 1900; MoMullsn's Hotel,
$4,000: MaEk's store, 4700o; Nths
bishop 4 keteham livery stable. &10Oo,
whites salooa and Randolph,a fea-
taurant, 5000 Aylafd's aaloon ana
Fesidanee. $500; Fort REiRa Company'a
store, damaged, $500 stock, $500;
4. eayleg. Of MeMullen's Hotel, last
5000 worth ai Stock. The insuFnnce
y liQhl aod the total loss viii amount
% nearly ez6. loo.
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,raurAK MEETINa g g4aaIssros :.
X ossg Ne. /, rssEle.as olA.. - :.
.a.s.s;e1, svsEy eatzEaay 9 -, ,. - - ~
- So !, ,..sssS ! sntsraAg q eaaA noaih ~
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PIANO TUNER.
W., C DDEG,

rs,RkCaKR on VOCAL AND IksTRu.
msntal nunic. Headquarters q Lovman
Hrnfpra'a Hoars from " $40 = n. t1pim
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FIRE msa Killea.

AERUauxnouz IN. NJ, Oct. 5.-Fr0m
q passenger who arrived IN this city on
last niaht's s0uth-buune Santa Ee pas
seneer train q is learned that I've men
were killed Ct different points along she
road yssterday-one st Argentine and
one each al Strong, Syracuse. La Junta
aud Las Vegas. it appears that eli
met their deaths while walking along
the track through their own careless
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eAa RnAnrzsca. Oof. B.-Ths ehip
Thso. A. fowisr. Oapl MoFriaoa. d
days lfon Ai4ska, arrived tedag. ehs
bloaani ivO pogno1 ~ ivory, numhag
q walEn9 hl4ss and = saAlssifs. Ths
Fowler aailed % April 8. 160l, faoua lhis
port s1d be4 1ee1 nn1inR b Aiaskan
and bfill1a Uolumbaa watsFn ever sinse
40 EnGllrhman named King emnea her
whsn shg sailed. but on HE desth se
emily, ahe was nola % q. W. nsnak.
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WAsuInazoN. Oek "A special report
Of Commlmionof Okla. ID regard 10
tie EmiREatioa oommisslon e Nee
Yosh Oliy, is aaid 70 recommend Eadl-
eel change 10 the usthods of oondaef-
ina tie aGnisa at Oaails 0afdsn. 6ee-
FetaFy RaiFohild has We matter undsr
considesaiion, nnd u % % a thai be h
dispnsad 70 abEoRafs The pressnk con-
aaagt.
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LrHzRooE, Uef. A-8lr Iohn sstn-
harne. O.Y Morgan and Lailsy si4gari.
Msmbsrs 81 PAElia1onl. aAiled fog Nee
Vera taday. Ihag 90 - AmoEina aa
mamhnEa e the antsEMsnaat4naf aEhi-
tratinn dslaesiian-
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INV Yonz, Oeloher .-Ths sxamlaa-
ton q 3ohn I. Blair with r1fse0nee 30
lAe eoal q tha eaeskxuclian of he Sioax
0llT \ Eneln1 read waa aeuciuaed 10.
dsy, oml neGhan9 af esneFAi lnlnFess wns
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0oopaEgH tOut.l, Oct. b.--CApsasn
John MeDonaId. Of The schooner ,. O.
inQ 70 The lenino storm, vas anable %
ascertain the uams Of The vessel % %
xeudeF nnY asala1anns.